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Dal 10 Al 11 E Dal 17 Al 18 Ottobre 2020 Linee: Bologna - Piacenza - Milano; Milano – Pisa/Livorno Modifiche Circolazione Treni DAL 10 AL 11 E DAL 17 AL 18 OTTOBRE 2020 LINEE: BOLOGNA - PIACENZA - MILANO; MILANO – PISA/LIVORNO MODIFICHE CIRCOLAZIONE TRENI Da sabato 10 a domenica 11 e da sabato 17 a domenica 18 ottobre 2020 sono previsti lavori di manutenzione infrastrutturale sulla linea Bologna – Piacenza fra le stazioni di Fidenza e Piacenza che comporteranno modifiche alla circolazione come di seguito indicato. TRENI REGIONALI . Sulla linea Bologna - Piacenza i treni subiscono cancellazioni, limitazioni di percorso, effettuazione di nuovi treni e un servizio di bus sostitutivi di Trenitalia Tper fra Fidenza e Piacenza e fra Parma e Piacenza. I treni della relazione Milano – Pisa/Livorno subiscono cancellazioni limitazioni di percorso, variazioni di percorso, effettuazione di nuovi treni e un servizio di bus sostitutivi. TRENI A LUNGA PERCORRENZA . I treni Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, Frecciabianca delle relazioni Milano-Ancona-Pescara-Bari-Lecce e Milano-Roma subiscono variazioni di percorso con una nuova numerazione. I treni IC e ICN delle relazioni Milano-Terni, Torino-Milano-Napoli-Salerno-Reggio Calabria, Torino- Milano-Pescara-Lecce/Taranto, Roma-Bolzano e viceversa, subiscono, cancellazioni, variazioni di orario con possibili anticipi dell’ora in partenza variazioni di percorso e viaggiano con una nuova numerazione con un eventuale aumento dei tempi di percorrenza. Per i treni indicati nei fogli 2, 3, 4 e 5 sono previsti bus sostitutivi come indicato nelle tabelle. Tutti i canali di informazione e vendita di Trenitalia S.p.A. e di Trenitalia Tper sono Foglio 1 di 5 aggiornati con la nuova offerta oraria. Informazione pubblica DAL 10 AL 11 E DAL 17 AL 18 OTTOBRE 2020 Da Salerno/Napoli/Roma/Terni per Milano/Torino/Bolzano Treno Partenza Ora Arrivo Ora Provvedimenti Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CANCELLATO da Bologna a Milano e SOSTITUITO con Bus LP580 ORARIO MILANO IC 580 TERNI 5.05 12.15 BUS: Bologna C.le p. 10:00 - Modena p. 10:45 - Reggio Emilia p. 11:20 - Parma p. 11:55 - Fidenza p. 12:20 - C.LE Piacenza p. 12:55 - Lodi p. 13:30 - Milano Rogoredo p. 14:00 - Milano Centrale a. 14:20. Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35380 segue il percorso via Bologna - Verona - Milano. NON FERMA a: NAPOLI MILANO Modena - Reggio E. - Parma - Fidenza - Piacenza - Lodi - Milano Rogoredo. IC 590 10.31 19.17 C.LE C.LE Da Bologna a Milano Centrale SOSTITUITO con Bus LP590 ORARIO BUS: Bologna Centrale p. 17:00 - Modena p. 17:45 - Reggio Emilia p. 18:20 - Parma p. 18:55 - Fidenza p. 19:20 - Piacenza p. 19:55 - Lodi p. 20:30 - Milano Rogoredo p. 21:00 - Milano Centrale a. 21:20. Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35576 segue il percorso via Bologna - Verona - Milano. NON FERMA a: NAPOLI MILANO Modena - Reggio E. - Parma - Fidenza - Piacenza - Lodi - Milano Rogoredo. IC 596 14.20 23.17 C.LE C.LE Da Bologna a Milano Centrale SOSTITUITO con Bus LP596 ORARIO BUS: Bologna Centrale p. 20:50 - Modena p. 21:35 - Reggio Emilia p. 22:10 - Parma p. 22:45 - Fidenza 23:10 - Piacenza p. 23:45 - Lodi p. 0:20 Milano Rogoredo p. 0:50 - Milano Centrale a. 1:10. Nelle notti 9/10 e 16/17 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35698 segue il percorso via Bologna - Verona - Milano. NON FERMA a: Parma TORINO - Piacenza. ICN 798 SALERNO 20.00 9.20 P.N. Nelle notti 10/11 e 17/18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35742/35747/35748 segue il percorso via Roma - Firenze - Pisa - Genova. NON FERMA a: Parma - Piacenza. Nei giorni 10/11 e 17/18 ottobre REGGIO CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35794/35793/35792 segue il percorso Firenze - Pisa - Genova Torino. NON ICN 794 CALABRIA 21.35 TORINO 16.37 FERMA a: Prato Centrale - Bologna Centrale - Modena - Reggio E. - Parma - Piacenza - Milano P.G. - Novara - C.LE P.N. Vercelli - Torino P.S. Nei giorni 9/10 e 16/17 ottobre REGGIO CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35526/35381/35532 segue il percorso Firenze - Pisa - Genova Torino. NON ICN 1574 CALABRIA 21.35 TORINO 16.37 FERMA a: Prato Centrale - Bologna Centrale - Modena - Reggio Emilia - Parma - Piacenza - Milano P.G. - C.LE P.N. Novara - Vercelli - Torino P.S. Nelle notti 10/11 e 17/18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35220 segue il percorso via Orte - Falconara - ICN 764 ROMA T.NI 23.00 BOLZANO 8:05 Foglio 2 di 5 Rimini - Bologna. NON FERMA a: Orvieto. Informazione pubblica DAL 10 AL 11 E DAL 17 AL 18 OTTOBRE 2020 Da Milano/Torino/Bolzano per Salerno/Napoli/Roma/Terni Treno Partenza Ora Arrivo Ora Provvedimenti Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre MILANO NAPOLI CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35593. Segue il percorso via Verona Bologna. NON FERMA a: Milano IC 583 6.50 15.29 C.LE C.LE Rogoredo - Lodi - Piacenza - Fidenza - Parma - Reggio Emilia - Modena. Da Milano a Bologna SOSTITUITO con Bus LP583 ORARIO BUS: Milano Centrale p. 4:15 - Milano Rogoredo p. 4:35 - Lodi p. 5:05 - Piacenza p. 5:45 - Fidenza p. 6:25 - Parma p. 6:50 - Reggio Emilia p. 7:25 - Modena p. 8:00 - Bologna a. 8:50. Nelle notti 10/11, 11/12, 17/18 e 18/19 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35795/35790/35791 segue il TORINO REGGIO ICN 795 13.33 8.05 percorso via Genova Pisa Firenze a. 15.40. NON FERMA a: Torino P.S. - Vercelli - Novara - Milano P.G. - P.N. CALABRIA Piacenza - Parma - Reggio Emilia - Modena - Bologna - Prato. C.LE Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35597 che anticipa l’ora di partenza a Milano C.le. Segue il percorso via Verona Bologna. NON FERMA a: Milano Rogoredo - Lodi - Piacenza - Fidenza - Parma - Reggio Emilia - MILANO NAPOLI IC 597 14.48 23.59 Modena. C.LE C.LE Da Milano a Bologna SOSTITUITO con Bus LP597 ORARIO BUS: Milano Centrale p. 12.00 - Milano Rogoredo p. 12:20 - Lodi p. 12:50 - Piacenza p. 13:30 - Fidenza p. 14:10 - Parma p. 14:35 - Reggio Emilia p. 15:10 - Modena p. 15:50 - Bologna a. 16:50. Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre IC MILANO 17.40 TERNI 1.06 CANCELLATO da Milano Centrale a Bologna Centrale e SOSTITUITO con Bus LP599 ORARIO BUS: Milano 599/35991 Centrale p. 15:00 - Milano Rogoredo p. 15:20 - Lodi p. 15:50 - Piacenza p. 16:30 - Fidenza p. 17:10 - Parma p. 17:35 - Reggio Emilia p. 18:10 - Modena p. 18:50 - Bologna a. 19:50. TORINO Nelle notti 10/11 e 17/18 CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35787/35836/35881 segue il percorso via Milano - ICN 797 21.25 SALERNO 11.20 P.N. Genova - Pisa - Napoli. NON FERMA a: Piacenza - Parma - Orvieto - Orte - Roma Tiburtina. Nelle notti 10/11 e 17/18 CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35219 segue il percorso via Milano - Genova - Pisa - ICN 763 BOLZANO 21.30 ROMA T.NI 6.02 Firenze. NON FERMA a: Orvieto. Foglio 3 di 5 Informazione pubblica DAL 10 AL 11 E DAL 17 AL 18 OTTOBRE 2020 Da Lecce/Taranto/Pescara per Milano/Torino Treno Partenza Ora Arrivo Ora Provvedimenti Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CANCELLATO da Parma a Milano C.le e SOSTITUITO con Bus LP 602 ORARIO MILANO IC 604 PESCARA 7.02 13:37 BUS: Parma p. 12:30 - Fidenza p. 12:55 - Piacenza p. 13:30 - Lodi p. 14:05 - Milano Rogoredo p. 14:35 - Milano C.LE C.le a. 14:55. MILANO IC 1546 LECCE 9.35 21.15 Nei giorni 11 e 18 ottobre CANCELLATO. C.LE Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre MILANO CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35638. Segue il percorso via Bologna - Verona. NON FERMA a: Modena - IC 612 TARANTO 10:32 21.45 C.LE Reggio Emilia - Parma - Fidenza - Piacenza - Lodi - Milano Rogoredo. Da Bologna a Milano SOSTITUITO con Bus LP616 ORARIO BUS: Bologna C.le p. 19:20 - Modena p. 20:05 - Reggio Emilia p. 20:40 - Parma p. 21:15 - Fidenza p. 21:40 - Piacenza p. 22:15 - Lodi p. 22:50 - Milano Rogoredo p. 23:20 - Milano C.le 23:40. MILANO ICN 758 LECCE 18.31 7.12 Nelle notti 9/10, 10/11, 16/17 e 17/18 CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35858. C.LE Nelle notti 9/10, 10/11, 16/17 e 17/18 ottobre MILANO ICN 752 LECCE 19.20 7.00 CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35872 segue il percorso via Bologna - Verona. NON FERMA a: Modena - C.LE Reggio Emilia - Parma - Piacenza. Da Bologna a Piacenza SOSTITUITO con Bus LP752 ORARIO BUS: Bologna C.le p. 4:40 - Modena p. 4:25 - Reggio Emilia p. 6:00 - Parma p. 6:35 - Piacenza a. 7:20. Nelle notti 9/10, 10/11, 16/17 e 17/18 CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35654 segue il percorso via Milano - Verona - Bologna. NON FERMA a: TORINO ICN 754 LECCE 20.20 9.20 Piacenza - Voghera - Tortona - Alessandria - Asti - Torino Lingotto. P.N. Da Bologna ad Asti SOSTITUITO con Bus LP756 ORARIO BUS: Bologna c.le p. 5:20 - Piacenza p. 7:00 - Voghera p. 7:45 - Tortona p. 8:10 - Alessandria p. 8:40 - Asti a. 9:25. Foglio 4 di 5 Informazione pubblica DAL 10 AL 11 E DAL 17 AL 18 OTTOBRE 2020 Da Torino/Milano per Pescara/ Taranto/Lecce Treno Partenza Ora Arrivo Ora Provvedimenti Nei giorni 10, 11, 17 e 18 ottobre CIRCOLA con NUOVO NUMERO 35205. Segue il percorso via Verona - Bologna.
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